We're just in the beginning stages of this research. Most of the information has come from interviews with older members of the family; family histories; Bibles, etc.

The Waggoners have lived in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for decades, though many of the ancestors moved here from Tennessee, Alabama and Arkansas.

The Barreras are first-generation immigrants from Mexico -- primarily Monterrey, but also Saltillo and other small towns in the state of Nuevo Leon.

• Barrera Waggoner Family Tree (10 KB)
  Our tree contains family histories on both Stephen Paul Waggoner and Ana Celia Barrera.
• Stephen Waggoner Family Tree (13 KB)
  

• The Waggoners (644 KB)
  Stephen Paul Waggoner with sons Travis Paul, Christopher Craig and daughter, Sydney Anne
• Exie Cunningham Waggoner, basketall team 1922 (57 KB)
  Nanny Ma Waggoner played basketball for the Irving High School team, scoring 100 points in a game once. Irving High School girls' basketball team, 1922. Left to right are: Mae Mitchell, Exie Cunningham, Delma Crowe, Wilma Harkey, unidentified, Lillian Embree. From the : O.D. and Estelle Bates Collection

• Jordan Hight Cmtry//George W.-Hattie B. Waggoner
• Wagoners military
• Old Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie,
• Old Southland Cemetery, Grand Prairie, Section 7
• Trinity Cemetery, Wilmer, Dallas County/Wagoners

Ana Celia Barrera Waggoner
abwagg@swbell.net

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